Sentence examples for charitable objectives from inspiring English sources

Can you boil down your charitable objectives?

Is speaking up in support of your charitable objectives actually a political act?

A: I don't think a school should have charitable status that isn't fulfilling charitable objectives.

"Our charitable objectives are all about the conservation of species," he said.

If such corporations can, for example, pursue charitable objectives, they can also pursue religious ones.

And I think there are a significant number of private schools that are failing to fulfil their charitable objectives.

John Elkington, co-founder of SustainAbility said, "One key legacy of Stephen's legal work is the fact that sustainable development is now a charitable objective in this country".

"Because our charitable objective is about addressing health inequalities, and a fundamental aspect of health inequalities is poverty, the concept of not walking that talk was ridiculous," declares John Hume, chief executive of PHT.

Its charitable objective refers to providing firearms training "amongst Her Majesty's subjects" for service in the armed forces "or any other organisation in which their services may be required in the defence of the realm".

The lack of core and long-term funding remains a challenge and is exacerbated by the UK's Charity Commission rejecting TPP's application for charitable status in 2005, in part with the explanation that pleasure is not a charitable objective.

Knaster is in the process of transferring the majority of his assets, including his stakes in LetterOne, into a new charitable foundation, whose objective is to fight cancer and which will be focused on early stage cancer research.